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Dublin crane count drops six in April from record high in March
Striking feature of April’s crane count is how evenly spread Dublin’s building boom now is
A portfolio of classic Dublin properties for €46m
The Circle Collection covers 213 residential units and three commercial assets
Amazon close to signing for Charlemont Square offices
Online retail giant said to be ready to let 200,000sq ft in D2 regeneration scheme
Dublin crane count reaches record 123 in March
Construction activity likely to surge on the northside in coming months
South Dublin’s Magic Carpet takes flight for €12m
The Cornelscourt pub on 2.7 acres has obvious redevelopment potential
Iput tests prime retail market with Henry Street sale
Portfolio of key north city centre property comprises 16, 17 and 45 Henry Street
Monkstown site given green light for 56 homes
Planning granted for 56 flats on south Dublin site of former care centre for disabled
Dublin crane count clocks up record high for fourth month in a row
121 cranes were on the capital’s skyline when it was recorded on February 1st
Rent a desk in this Dublin 2 shared office for €45 per day
Us&Co joins market as shared Dublin office space predicted to rise to 30,000 desks by end-2019
Dublin crane count reaches record 104
Number of cranes visible over Dublin city centre more than trebles in three years
Dublin crane count reaches record high of 93 in September
Construction surge evident north of the Liffey as southside levels off
Failure to plan
Ireland’s planning system has been held up to unfavourable international scrutiny as a result of the still unresolved Apple Athenry data-centre application
What’s hot in the burbs
Beyond Dublin’s high-pressure core, there’s a thriving property market in its suburbs
Co-working – millennial fad or the future of work?
Co-working space could account for up to 15 per cent of the Dublin office market this year. Is this relatively new phenomenon here to stay?
Peak office at last
After years of sharp rises since the Dublin office market bottomed out in 2011, headline rents may be close to a level last seen in 2007
Energy saving for competitive gain
The latest energy-saving measures and technologies can substantially reduce costs for Irish businesses
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